Huge summer shows are music to Twickenham’s ears
Eminem, the Rolling Stones and U2 are just the beginning of Twickenham Stadium's ambitions to grow its music programming, says head of new events Richard Harris
News By | 2 March 2018
London’s Twickenham Stadium is gearing up for its biggest-ever summer of live music, as the home of England Rugby stakes its claim as a must-visit concert venue for some of the world’s biggest acts.
The Rolling Stones’ announcement earlier this week that the UK leg of its No Filter tour would include a stop at Twickenham is testament to the stadium, owned by the Rugby Football Union (RFU) and which has a concert capacity of 55,000, fast becoming a…
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